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push

[poosh] / pʊʃ /






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As AI models become ever larger, the industry’s demands have moved beyond raw processing power to a model of distributed compute that has pushed traditional copper wiring to its limits.

From MarketWatch

That harkens to the present day, and whether rising concerns about disruptions to the oil market could push an economy closer to recession, said AlphaSimplex’s Kaminski.

From MarketWatch

These pressures can trigger what scientists call an "extinction vortex," a downward spiral in which shrinking populations and worsening genetic health reinforce each other and push species closer to extinction.

From Science Daily

The conflict in the Middle East “has pushed the Fed even further to the sidelines for now,” he said.

From MarketWatch

Ten years after St Ives voted to ban new‑builds from being used as second homes, the Cornish town is still grappling with soaring house prices, unstable work and young residents being pushed out.

From BBC